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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
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sod Cblltrsn-
srrrrcrfrr.p. Sov~e.--A isrge crowd vas
On tie p.a1auu 81 the depot this morning
waiting lo ses the Chicazn delegation. which
lad cooss io .utefeede With GOV. Ogiesby 10
behalf ~ ne anarchists. On the arrival 81
tds train they wsrs escorted TO he heal
quarters of The labor delegation. The Chi
ego Amnesty Association have sst of Pc
ruon. 81 their own. and presented them -
The Governor a. ne .nterv.ew this morning.
Captain Bisck has charge cf he main part
ofthsss. There srs 80 many is reqaired q
separsfs ir1nk nn ccurev them here
fuchansn. ~ tte Chicago LIa1r- Es.ai~sr.
who hss naIe ss'imsles ~ al ol toe pe-
iirors scnt In fron al Dsrts OF the country.
AVS that tlere is miles Of names he4xfnx
f.r rlemerrv. rhr Delegation of iabor peo-
ne frem Naw YORK alone have a petition
Nth io0tso nsuee attached.
The ieriira among fte scor people ~ho
have ccrne here tnst ihrrs can - s-fu-
rusnt cefore the Governor on the '-raI
rre-firrs in fhs case The TO seafsras
no~ to ~ nrrsentei sre tle Questions %
nsercv snd rusiic nctlv.
Tie toors "a the reception rom az The
capitol were thruw1 op~n a. 40 soa she
@iiferent rooa aniift-e~ led IN. Tier. war~
nearly hundred present rAen al werr a.
s~-ablsd. tspfsin Black Fss presented 20
- soT<& 81 a. onee, he iartsr zr-ecBs
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
STARTLING RUMORS.
Alarm Created by Alleged Action of the
Central Labor Union.

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Rumors of the most
startling character succeed each other thick
and fast in connection with the anarchists.
The latest and perhaps most sensational of
all those heard gained widespread credepce
tonight. 1t was to the effect that The
Central Labor Union of Chicago had
ordered its sixteen thousand members to
stay away from work on the day of execu-
ton. This union is composed almost exclu-
slvely of those believed to have socialistic
tendencies. This order, it is stated. has
thoroughly alarmed the police officials, and
great efforts will now be made to counieract
any mischief the members of the Central
Labor Union may propose to do on
Friday. As step in the direction
OF preventing any organized out
break it is said ths authorities have
determined that the bridges connecting the
three divisions of the city shall be swung
wide open early on the morning of the
execution and kept so till all fear of trouble
IS over. Armed troops will also be station
ed at the mouths of the river tunnels TO
prevent any from entering.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

General Manager Mulhken, OF The Ian
sing a Detroit Railroad. accompanied by
Dr. Brook. the eompany's surgeon, Attor-
ney G. b. Lashrop. Superintendent Fish.
Joseph Gensel, of the Detroit Ffse Press,
and several gentlemen friends, left Orsnd
Ledge Tuesday morning by osfrisge. and
rode over the new line, arriving Ia this city
last evening. They lodged al the Morton.
and will leave a. IL O'Clock this morning
for Muskegon in MnliiKen's private car.
which is AT the Union Depot Before lesv-
ing the city the party will take q ride
around the town, aud will probably inspect
some of the furniture factories
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
SUICIDE AT ALLsoAn.
A ksataSky Iaasaksr buyer Hxnss Bina-
sell - n 6osn.

ALLEsAS. Mich. S0y. 81. G. Stephen
son, aged sbous 1ny years. ana whose home
was near Lexington, ky.. committed sui
eide by hanging st the farm OF JACK Rus
sell. six miles from town. where he had
gone 10 stay .lAst night Mrs Russell
discovered TIE corpse when she went 20
milk 81 . O'Clock this morning. Stephenson
had been buying sino for i've months IRON
Seastor Shef God. Of Wateryilst Gad deal
ing with the Indianapolis Veneer Company.
lie Was an elegant gentleman IN appear
xnce when softer. out lad been on . long
ceosuch and had nearly reached dellflum
trenens. lie came here with 5000 and
sQusndered il all. He was accompanied
by his daughter Minnie. aged 10. be&uti-
fui and accomplished girl. who l. left with
out means. Rumor says be had family
troubles al hoRe and that the daughter
went with her father. TIE ooroEers jury
IS now sitting and the case creates great
sensation.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
Republican Gains in Massachusetts.

BosToS, Nov. 9.-Returns from ali the
cities and towns in the State show that
265, ,26S votes were cast yesterday, or about
$1,000 more than in 1855 and 22,o00 in OK
cess of last years vote. The vote
was divided as follows:
Ames, Rep, 1892; Lowering, Dem,
118, 81; Earle, Pro-, 1867; Marks, LABOR,
s48. This makes Ames' plurality l7.6ll
against 9473 last year. This is clear
majority of 6. .556 against 923 in 1886.
Bracket, Rep. for Lieutenant-Go Governor,
has a plurality of 22144 over Cutting,
Dem.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
Tho Behrlngisss seizures.

OTTAWA. Ont. Nov. Capt. Warren. OF
Victoria. b. L., is here. He is one OF the
principal shipowners on the Pacific coast,
and came 10 Ottawa 10 urge the Govern
ment to have the Behrng Sea seizures con-
sidered al the fishery convention. Five OF
his sealers are III possession OF the lnlted
States authorizes ia Alaska. lie will also
visit Washington. he says the Alaska
Commercial COMPANY. in which a number
of United states Senators are interested, is
at the bottom of the trouble. he will de-
mand compensation for the seizure of the
vessels.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

CLEyEIASD. Nov. 9.-ssmuel Pheips
Leland, of Chicago, The vsil-snorn lsotur-
er. visited he Court room 81 Ravsnns toe
other day. rhen "BHnxy' Morgan vas on
trial, and recognized the prisoner az
Rea0en hazeinre, whom be Leland hs1
been acquainted With when both we're boz.
In Iowa Leland ssys f1e boys father VS.
t-ics married. srd that stsr tne second
reunion to- boy fell swsy from whst ssd
previously e~en a. honorable life.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

BY far the finest ana most successful mas
querade ball Of the season was given last
evening. by the Progressive Neighborhood
Club, at the West Side Armory. About
200 couples attended. among them being
some very pretty and unique costumes.
The prize for finest iady's oost1me was
awarded 70 Miss Maggie McQuillan, who
represented fairy. Il. Ash worth. IN the
character Of "Duichmsn" carried of the
geniiemsn's prize.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

WssHTSsros. Nov. s,-R. b. Bagby. OF
Indianapolis, a ool0red bold-Over 81 400
clerk IN the oiilcs Of she Third Auditor Of
the Treasury. vas notified today that hi.
services would not be needed after the
lst 81 December. Hs vas given a leave Of
absence until thsi time. when his salary
viii sfOp. Bagby va q school teacher ln
Indianapolis before he came here.
". ". Massey. siso a Repu oiican hold
Over IN toe Pension Bureau. from Winohe.-
ter, Ind, wss given bis waking pagers to
day. tie held 81 so position.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
THE OHIO ELECTION.
The Result In Hamilton County a Great
Surprise.

Surprise.
CIScINs ATT, Nov. 9.-The IfRles-S1dr, in
summary of the election in Hamilton
county. says: THE total vote was CASH.,
which is 5000 less than in October, 1885,
and nearly 5000 less than the Presidential
vote in 1884. 1t was an election of sur
pnses. The Republicans were confident of
victory but they really did not anticipate
such an overwhelming victory. The fact
that Foraker leads Powell in this county
by nearly 1000 votes. in spite Of the trade
between Democrats and the Union Labor
men. speaks volumes. The Union Labor
party, instead OF closely pressing the Re-
publicans, or defeating them. as predicted.
lags from 700 TO 1900 behind them, and
on an average of 100000 behind the Demo
Gratis. This is the END OF the Union Labor
party.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
The Vote In Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov. 9.-The total vote cast in
Cook county yesterday for Judge of the
Superior Court was 63.342, of which Jos.
Gary, Rep. and Dem, received 90 0S4 and
Capt. Black. Socialist, 625S Longnecker,
Rep. candidate for States Attorney. was
elected by majority of 1875 votes over
all the opposing candidates. All the Re-
publican candidates for County Commits
siOners were elected.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

NV YoaE. Nsv. e--Psirick Fsr3. ir the
Ira Weid cisins tbe credit of bsving ds-
fssts> The United Labor psrfv. H szys
tie sllisg ~ in The George vote il Almost
entirely due 20 Georges relations viik Dr
hcssiJnE. The osfest r not o-fsst = re
lsnd Tar doc<yiEe. Dat 81 tbe ati-fstholic
splrst infused tnio TIE csnpasza. Ford
ilnfirrs stss thar f this mistake - rsctife6
NT. eeores may &C sss-e< nsxt uDs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
An Unfortunate Accident.

John horten, lad aged fourteen years.
who resides al $50 Watson ST. and employed
in the factory of John Mack. No. 8 Pearl-st.,
had his right arm so badly mangled IN a
plsner yesterday morning that DIR. DeCsmp
was Obliged 10 amkutste Il just below The
elbow. The boy was trying 10 reach \
board over the planer knives when his foot
slipped and his arm was almost severed by
the knives. His parents were fesrtully
shocked By the accident.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

"A witss hsnor' Company closed their
engagement al Rednonds last evening" 10 .
good hoa-s I.en10 Brothers viii sresens
tee szn -iioR4l drama. Brother A.gEinss
BrogAsg al ghis theatre tonight isres-
row evening they will appear IN 'Delsaonts
ane Saturday afternoon and evening tnsy
VIII render 'fhs Dog spy.
Frank j. Frayne will present Nsrdc' st
Powers tcRserrew evening. Abs plAy VIII
bs repeated 81 the saturday nsrpes sni ga
Saturday e~tning the engagement slil eicse
with the presentation OF 81 Siocum.'
Keep IL Dark 4" q musical comedy ey
George Hcsy, viii be presented al ksa-
m0nds Grand next seoE oy an e4oailent
company. including Miss Lizzie Richmond.
Julia Wilson. John Bevins and . good sup
port
Manager Smith is doing rushing bust
ness al his theatre this week with the bos-
ton Ideal Novelty uompzny.
The paper is on the wall announcing the
appearance of Tony DeBiers Hnmpty
Dnmpty Company nj Powers nsxt Tuesday
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
"lludhenv Arrasfed.

PLAINwELL, Nov, 9.-An officer from CAL
houn county arrested +. Z. Hoyt here yes
al Albion last May aud stealing o boat.
Hoyt Is known among ball players as
"MuGhen," anu c.alIas that be can easily
prove that he was playing al Petoskey at
the time tie boat was stolen. lie b. been
at WORK ii paper mill here for some time,
and Is steady and innusirious.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
Held for Trial.

Fred Needles and Len Green. VINO were
arrested for stealing a watch from one
Brown, of Sullivan, waived examination in
Police Court yesterday and were held for
trial at the present term of the Superior
Court. Needles is a well known character
about town, while II is thought that Green,
who is Hollander, was led IN committing
the ofiense by his companion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

BEIDsEFoKr Conn. nor. 9.--The formal
opening Of the Seaside Institute, built By
the Messrs. WAfner for the bsrsiii Of their
employees. will take place tomorrow even
ing. Among The guests will BE- Mrs Cleve-
land. wife Of the President. Col. and Mr..
Lamont Hon. g. NJ. Depes. Hon. a. S.
Hewitt and Rev. Robert Collier. ID. ID. The
three latter are expected % make short sd-
dresses. AZ the close of The exercises Mr..
Cleveland vii give . reception Tor The
working girls employed in the factory.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

Henry Loose. foreman of the oonstruc-
ton work OF the new gss-holder. was pre-
c;pitated TO the ground ye.terdsy by the
breaking away of scsflold and had his
right arm broken between the elbow and
shoulder. DIR. G. n. Johnson reduced the
fracture. and the ps,ient is getting along
reasonably well.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
The Public Dl.xno.ls.

LANSING. Nov 9-The reports 10 the
State Board of Health show thar rheums-
tism. neuralgia, bronchitis and intermitant
fever are the diseases in the order named
causing most sickness in Michigan during
the week ending November b.
Diphtheria is reported al twenty-five
places-Bath, Detroit, Delta township. Erie
township, Fairpiains township. Grand Rap
ids. Iosoco township, Jackson. Kalamazoo,
kslkaska. LuGington, Lansing. Monroe.
Marine township, Worthwhile, Overlsel,
Owosso. OVID township, Richland, Spring
port Salem township, NicksDurg, " ater-
town township, Waterloo and Wyandotie.
Scarlet fever at thirteen places-COoper
township, Coldwater. Detroit, Ellington.
Grand Rapids, Holly, Ithaca. Iosoco town.
ship, kalamazoo, Lawton, Monroe, Men
don and Saugztuck.
Typhoid fever at twenty places-Ar-
maoa. Alsonec. C0ldwater. Emmett town
ship, Enc township. Detroit. TT. Grstior.
Grand Rapids, IOsOco township. lshpem-
.rg, Jackson, Lebanon township. Lyons.
Iasalle township, Monroe. Msnistee,
North Plains township. Raisinyille town.
ship, ST. Johns and Wyandoite.
Measles ~ four places. Detroit, Grand
Rapids, lshpeming and Vernon town.
ship.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

MuRsRszssoEo. Tenn, Nov. An sx-
feu&vs Gre, supposed 70 - Il isesnaisTy
origin, burned avs q ;hs la zest business
bouses On tae ~est side o. pshtc square
lset ufEhL Ir started n frame f.rnifare
srorp IN TIE rsAr q II. IL Ksrrs hardware
dry x0cds. drug ss1 grocery stor- The
los~-s are eslinated ~ stoEt t7e 80 ID
sGrsi for artie ever half
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

james W Brown and Miss Otilis A..
Kutsche were married last evening at the
residence Of the brides parents, corner
number OF friends witnessed the crre-
monies aud the happy couple were TIE
recipients Of many handsome presents
They will make their home ia the city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

sPmscTrLD. H.. Nov. 9.--Tbe secretary
Of stale has issued a license OF incorpors-
ton - the Chicago TiD,>s Company Of Chi
oagO. capital stock. 100000. 10 print q
newspaper and 90 4 general publishing
business. inc0rpofatofs. James !. West
Clinton A. sn0yden, Frank b. Weigiey.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
ADemocratic Gain of1o.ooo.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-Estimates from
plurality of between $4,000 and $4,000 for
Hart. (Rep.) for State Treasurer, Demo-
cratic gain of about 10000 as compared with
the vote for State Treasurer IN 1855, and
that for Governor last year.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
An AssaS-ins Homes.

MADRID, Nov. 9.-HBlsirsud. who has
just been sentenced 10 eight years penal
seryitnde fox the attempted assassination of
exMarshal Bszaine. has appealed from the
sentence he hopes Ia obtain reduction
in the time OF imprisonment on the strength
of medical evidence wbicn he will produce.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

L,vuss. sich.. Nov. e--An N. rsrnsin.
ing casss are on cal. a. follows 10. -.
80. ISl. l35 ls5. a. "A. -. q. "a, III. a..
The Cgurt vii sit Urei sstcF6sv. II neces-
ssry 70 comFisfs To cal
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

Wv YoRK. nov. s.--xra Cleveland and
hrs. Folsom arrived in tbis city tod.y.
They -ers a1socompsnisd and after lsav-
Ing ths ferry boat With the Other pssssn-
gers on tss trsin. thsv starred % TEN sp-
psrenuy on q shopping tour and did not
register st any soiei
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
The aliegan Oil Well tn be Shot.

the stockholders of the gas well was called
last night. The drill has gone through the
limestone rock and has reached soft gyp.
sum. 1t is feared that if the drill goes
further that the we'll will be flooded with
salt water. 1t was decided last night TO
torpedo the rock at the strata where the oil
is produced. Twelve shares of stock were
sold 10 meet the extra expense. Dir. Percy
is expected tonight. when the contract will
be paid up. His head man, Mr.. Mcllvoy.
will be sent TO OHIO TO obtain the dynamite
and a man to shoot the well. About TWO
hundred and fifty shares OF the conpany's
stock remain uns0ld and will not be sold
except a. eYlra exDfnse renuires L.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
The Democratic Victory in Virginia.

The DemOcratfc EictOry In Virginia.
RICHMOND. Nov. 9-Additional returns
this morning serve but to confirm the tele-
grams received last night, that the Demo-
Gratis have gained a sweeping victory and
will have over two-thirCh majority in both
branches OF the General Assembly,.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
Democratic victory in Detroit.

DETROIT, Nov. 9-TesIerday's municipal
election in Detroit was a great victory for
the DemocsaLs-the defeat of Schmiitdiel
for City Treasurer alone prevented il from
being complete. BY it tney gain control OF
the new Common Council with a majority
OF seven votes, allowing iOr The vacancy
which will occur when a. g. KTOnberg re-
signs 10 take the city clerkshp. The Board
OF Eslinla,es vii! contain only five RepuD-
licans out OF thirty seven members.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

81. LouTs. Noy. Development in he
Flfih National Back Suspension sbow fraud
and forgery. and the cashier. q q. Crscecins
nov under arrest. is charged With fales
entry an5 forgery. President Oysrsioifz
would BE- arrested " he sas not on his dean
ksI
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

DEI1A, Ia. NoT. s--Ikvi Hia. coisred.
shoi snd killed zhHs vonsn. kse-n 60
IizTie HilA whsm hs hsd sssn viag vita.
he ylil probably be lyncbs1
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

DRY GOODS!
Spring & Company !!
Dress Goods.

We are constantly receiy-
ing and displaying on our
counters new materials for
the Fall and Winter wear. the
colors and fabrics of which
are varied IN the extreme.
On our SILK COUNTER
we are showing rich anu beau
tiful Silks. Moir Antique Vel
vets and Pushes. al riValing
with each other IN richness
and beauty IN coloring.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
Women's yot.g Rocelved.

BrSeHaMrox, y. Y, Nov. 9.-festerdsy
at Chenango Bridge. this county, eleven
women offered votes which we're accepted
and deposited in the boxes. aey voted the
straight Prohibition ticket.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

D.vgsrosf. ia, Nov. s--Ths main build
lng of tue Soldiers Orphtn Asylum burnsd
this morning. Los. tD,001. ins1usncs.
81 90 The cause oi The ire ~ss = thun-
dsrboit The ffy occupants In TIE buiio.
Ing goi out unaufL
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

TRyNTos, Nov. g.-Couected returns to-
day indicate that the next Legi.lsture will
stand Senate. Republicans, 10. Democrats.
- House, Republicans, 81. Democrats, ..
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
Dakota for DisisIon.

YsSKTos. Nov. D. The majority fos
division Of the Territory on the forty-sixth
parallel will reach 1000.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
Striped Fabrics

in profusion, the stripes being
mostly of Plush or Velvet on
a plain ground. On the
WOOLEN DRESS GOODS
Counters we are showing new
fabrics and new designs every
day-checks, stripes and fancy
mixtures leading. We have
Just received a large invoice Of
Broadcloths, IN ali the pOpu-
lar shades. This style Of
dress fabrics has never he n
so popular as it has proved
this season; rich aud wsrm,
and in colors The handsomest.
Nothing we show can eclipse
it. We have th day placed
on sale a iarge and weli-sel-
ected line oi He1aietta
Cloths, IN al ihe lght shaSes
FOR party ard evening wear.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

CISc1xrsrI. Nov. s-Hss1hiss 4 Hnnf
-hoissst. n niiioery sssign-z to-day. Lsb.s-
isies, 81, 80, ss~sss, - ass.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

In Cayelsh0ir fabrics we
are able TO show some new
styles-Ocean blues and the
copper hues prevailing. our
Combination SnItin ~ are
without paral e. either at
home or abroaa. At 20, u
and 90 dollars we are without
competitors. uUr
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
wIssi~Ippi Democratic.

J.cKsos. Miss. nov. s.-Tbe State elect
ed Legislature. nearly every member be-
ing a Democrat
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
Special Efforts

to give the very best and most
stylish garments for the least
money possible. and ue ara
happy 10 say. from our large
sales and EXPIRE .ion- of sat
isfaction on every side, our
efforts have een crowned
with a very fatterIng success.
We cordially extend 10 every
lady an invitation % examine
cur STYLES, QUALIT p and
PRICES before making their
selections.
On Childrens and Misses
Garments our sales this sea on
have been enormous. Every
tnIng in fabrics and fyles
from 2 10 IL years OF age ars
on exhibition, AM a. for prices
we are the lowest.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
IN THE
Kid Glove Department

We are showing this week a
new and beautiful line Of Nous
quctaire Gloves with back ard
Cuffs heavily embroidered.
These gloves are the hsndsom-
est we nave ever shown.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
Cloak Department.

from early morning until
closing time the centre Of
activity and excitement. We
have tins season made
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
THE
Trimming Department

Is more than complete IN III
the styles for this season. The
Trimmings for ladies' garments
are numerous and exceedingly
rich, consulting oi beautiful
pssscmenterics, embroidered
gallons worried with silk, goif,
silver and metals In eli colors.
genuine fuis and ifoitatfon furs.
made Of cBt fee hers. IN al the
colofs corresponding with the
fashionable materials.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
A Democrat Elected.

ALBANY. Nov. 9,-Tracy (Dem.) is elected
to Congress Dy about ? 800 majority.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-06-29
Graders at Fort Assinaboine.

Mr.. G. G. Griffith, who is so widely
known as leading engineer on the staff
of the Manitoba railroad, arrived in town
Monday. He brings word that the
Manitoba railroad is advancing with rap
id strides towards Great Falls. The
graderswill be at Fort Assinaboine by Fri
day next and will be graded as far as
Great Falls by the end of August As re-
CARDS surveyors and matters Of detail Mr..
Griffith is reticent.
1t is understood that the grading of the
Manitoba extension is now considerably
in advance of the track-layers, who are lay
ing rails at the rate of from three to five
miles day, according to the weather and
the nature of the ground. The distance
between the tracklayers and graders is such
as to ensure that neither will retard the
progress of the other The immense army
of railroaders is becoming every day more
efficient, and when they come to this neigh
borhood they will be in a position to finish
quickly the trunk line which is to connect
Great Falls with St. Paul, Duluth, Chicago
and the east on the one hand, and Helena
and the Far West on the other by means
of the Montana Central, which will be CON-
pleted nearly as soon as the other.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-06-29
Saratoga Notes.

To the Editor of the Great Falls Tri-
bune: Great Scot! but the Great Falls 'rRI-
BUNE Is already making itself known and
felt at the Great East. Twice recently the
the New York Tribune announced to the
world that the Great Falls TRIBUNE was
great paper, and that O'Dwyer, an old
time New York Tribune man, was its
editor-in-chief. Your New York name
sake evidently feels pride and kindly
interest in the Tribune of the Great
Northwest.
But this is not good place to work
from; people come here for rest and not
labor and SO you must excuse mefor ad-
herring to the laziness the general
custom of the place. Permit me to say,
however, that the air is SO kindly that
tired man or woman of the west Weu1d be
repaid for making the journey hither.
The air is mereiful. and the water, so
varied in tone and quality, it will meet
ailmsnt of any kind. In the olden time,
when we were Young and charming, =
the Congress spring held at its shrine the
grand public; now that spring is not clear
and crisp as it used to be; it is troubled
mayhap with surface water, aud so the
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-06-29
News from the Ranges.

MILES CITy, June 2s-Three of the
principal roundups are within ten miles
of this city. From them it is learned that
the losses have not exceeded Is per cent,
although some of the outfits have lost a
larger percentage. The bulls are almost
entirely wiped out Horses are reported
all right, the percentage of loss being un-
der 10. The roundups will move to-day
and the seasons work will be ended in
two weeks The bunch grass is better
than it has been for number of years.
Enough hay viii be put up to carry the
outfits through the next winter. Already
several thousand cattle have been ship
ped.
Horsemen are jubilant over their light
losses and no complaint is heard from
them.
Several eastern capitalists have been
here to look up land, and in every case
have secured desirable ranges.